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Published: 2007-12-05 15:52:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 390; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 8
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Typha latifolia (Common Bulrush) is a plant which grows in marshy areas. I made the picture on my last vacation in Germany.Related content
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You are welcome , it's my pleasure to show your three jewels to more people
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This is so pretty! I love bullrushes, we don't have many here in Alberta, Canada though.. not to much water
Love the title too
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That one grows in Finland also, it's quite common. Altough we never refer those brown things as "cigars" 
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magical mood ... nice delicate colors 
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Pretty shot, cute title. I live in what used to be known as "Tobacco Valley" where they really do produce the leaves for cigars so I was expecting something entirely different. Good joke!
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ah ik hou van dat riet 
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just lisdodde
Ik ga dat ook in mijn tuin zetten als de vijver af is
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let op met dit soort planten: hun wortels doorboren soms de vijverfolie !
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dat is dan een mindere ik zal ze in een bloempot steken dan
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Thank you, Gerald
... and thanks for the
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I love bullrushes, we have them here too. Nice shot
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Thanks, Helen
I love them especially in winter. Their shape and fluffy look has something special then. They just look so 'alive' between lots of dead material.
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Thank you
'Cigars' are a sort of nickname for this kind inflorescences.
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